31 arrested over unrest in Nattandiya granted bail

31 arrested over unrest in Nattandiya granted bail

May 29, 2019   10:49 am

Thirty-one individuals, who were arrested over the recent unrest at Koswatta area in Nattandiya, have been released on bail, said Ada Derana reporter.

The bail release order was delivered when the suspects were produced before the Marawila District Court today (29).

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